>PS. Out of interest - does anyone know if DCO means the actual >oscillators are digital, or are they analog oscillators being >digitally >controlled?? DCO can mean several different things....it can mean a digital clock signal sent to analog circuits to create the waveform (I think the Juno works like this), it can mean digital waves that come from wavetables( PPG), or it can mean the waves are digitally synthesized within the chip (SID chip). I think the Poly 800 is the last type. As far as I know, the chip is only capable of making square waves so the Poly 800 only roughly approximates the saw wave. They sure cut a lot of corners but the result is a pretty interesting synth. Also I think the DCO chip was also used in some 80's arcade games. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
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Re: [korgpolyex] Re: Digest Number 32
2001-11-01 by Scott Nordlund
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